In troubled times, beacon smoke rises and mountains and rivers are swaying. One civil servant and one military commander are like the twin treasures of the country and the country, holding up half of the crisis.
Su Jin, a civil servant, determined the national policy with a wealth of economics, calmed the people's hearts with his pure and upright character, and worked step by step in the turbulent court, making a living for the people, and planning for the country's future; Xiao Ce, a military general, guarded the territory with his martial arts, defeated the enemy with an iron-blooded heart, fought bloody battles in the shadow of swords and swords on the battlefield, protected the border from beacon fire, and protected the home and country from intrusion.
They come from very different backgrounds, but they move forward side by side because of the common ambition of their country and homeland. The strategizing in the court echoes the life-and-death struggle on the battlefield, misunderstandings and trust are intertwined, and danger and glory accompany each other. From the war on the border to the games in the court, they used loyalty as their ink and iron blood as their pen to write down the loyalty and perseverance of the ministers of the country in the long scrolls of troubled times.
This is a legend about ideals and responsibilities, and it is also a generous song about protecting mountains and rivers through literary and military tactics. Starting today, I will start writing a novel about the civil servants and generals in ancient history, presenting it in a novel way. Well, let's get started!
